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pfm is a curses-based file manager in Perl. PLEASE NOTE: this project has moved to github. Find the latest version at: https://github.com/ruittenb/p-f-m
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CCFE is a simple tool to quickly supply an interactive screen-oriented interface to command line scripts and commands. It also provides a menu system to hierarchically organize them and a viewer to browse their output. It provides: * A generic curses form-based interface to enter options and arguments required by scripts/commands; * A menu system to hierarchically organize them; * A viewer to browse the standard output and standard error of invoked script/command. In its...
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An experimental terminal shell project in Python & curses. The aim is to be a command-driven language, with simple english-like grammar but still powerful and easy to do most CLI tasks without having to remember "weird" unix commands.
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Curses-based browser utility for browsing the output of programs. Actions can be configured to be run based on the selected line.
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Cursed Menu aims to create an ncurses based menu system for character terminal sessions. This menu program could be used to create user, system administration, or utility menus for clients connecting with text based clients such as telnet, ssh, or rlogin
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BUSH (Business Shell) combines the capabilities of BASH, PHP, GCC, and PostgreSQL into a uniform design for rapidly designing secure, reliable Web templates. It can also replace BASH, has SQL support, and is a general purpose scripting language.
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jkl is console file manager for UN*X systems. It is inspired by popular FAR manager for Windows - all of it`s functionality is provided by plugins, so it could be easily extended with new functions (i.e. FTP client, compression tools...)
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The purpose of the project is to make the bash behave intelligent. This includes currently corrrection of mistyped program names, autocorrection while pressing TAB and learning which program are associated with which suffix.
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A shell (coded in perl) aiming to be intelligent, and practical. The primary goal is to have the [TAB] completion system interacting with the commands. Ex: tar -xjf and hitting [tab] only shows .bz2 files.
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FAR Shell - UNIX (FreeBSD & Linux) Clone of FAR Manager with Shell integration. Full compatibility by features and Plugins API with original (win32) version. Also porting base plugins to *NIX. Languages: Russian, English. Programming Language: FreePascal
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A small shell written in c which runs on POSIX compliant systems. Support for commandline history (readline + termcap/ncurses) if present. Intended on systems that don't need the "hugeness" of e.g. bash
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Demos Commander
This project has moved to Github
A clone of Norton Commander for Unix. Text-based, full featured file manager intuitive interface. https://github.com/sergev/deco
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